Kick much?

Looks like Elmer Fudds gun, that wascawy wabbit better watch out!!! lol
 
So, do you think Sullivan would let THAT in camp? :A Crutches::A Surrender:
 
What, no clip?
Follow up shot is going to take much to long.
 
any idea why the last shooter had to close the bolt slowly? :E Confused:
 
i wonder if any of them needed:D Barman::D Beer Bottle::D Booze::D Passed Out: to numb the pain after shooting that
 
Some seriously poor shooting positions for such a heavy recoiling rifle!

Seated too high to get the full butt employed to distribute the recoil.

I was cringing watching it!
 
No thanks
 
ActionBob said:
@matt85 I think Justin just found your next gun!
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lol no thanks... if that young dude in good shape cant even shoulder the gun then what the heck am I supposed to do with it?!?! :eek:

-matt
 
matt85 said:
lol no thanks... if that young dude in good shape cant even shoulder the gun then what the heck am I supposed to do with it?!?! :eek:

-matt
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And I think that was the lightweight version he was having issues with!!!!

tarbe said:
Some seriously poor shooting positions for such a heavy recoiling rifle!

Seated too high to get the full butt employed to distribute the recoil.

I was cringing watching it!
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Thought the same thing. And did you notice that on the last guy at least they had two chairs stacked? So they were working to make sure they were in a bad position!
 
Could they have been in a worse shooting position, hunched over the bench like that, the butt poorly lodged in the shoulder? Doubtful.
 
I will stick to watching other people shoot those things. Too much horsepower!
 
Do you think I could use this for hunting baboons?
 
At 80 to 120 pounds, you would need 3 or 4 gun porters to carry it around for you.

I know i would only make it a short time hiking that bugger in the field.
 
James.Grage said:
At 80 to 120 pounds, you would need 3 or 4 gun porters to carry it around for you.

I know i would only make it a short time hiking that bugger in the field.
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with my back and legs the way they are id make it about 50 feet before i tossed the gun in a ditch and used my backup rifle. i personally would takes Cal's 4 bore over this any day. his 4 bore has the same muzzle diameter but weighs "only" 22 pounds.

-matt
 
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